Passages

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 13 of this series is dedicated to Basarab Nicolescu, a physicist and president of the International Centre for Transdisciplinary Studies. He works in the laboratory for high energies of the university Paris VI, on quantum physics, especially on quarks physics.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 12 of this series is dedicated to Jean-Pierre Luminet, an astrophysicist, a CNRS senior researcher, and also a writer and a poet.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 6 of this series is dedicated to Georges Waysand, a CNRS senior researcher, a specialist in superconductivity and very low temperatures.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty researchers from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 16 of this series is dedicated to Georges Balandier, an anthropologist and sociologist, an emeritus professor at the Sorbonne and EHESS director of studies.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty researchers from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 14 of this series is dedicated to René Passer, an emeritus professor of political economy at the Sorbonne (Paris I) and the honorary president of Attac (Association for the Taxation of Financial Transactions for the Aid of Citizens).

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 7 of this series is dedicated to Pierre-Henry Gouyon, a biologist, professor at the University of Orsay and at the Ecole Polytechnique. He evokes his researches in genetics and interactions between this discipline and ecology.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 5 of this series is dedicated to Emile Poulat, a CNRS senior researcher, an EHESS director of studies and a founding member of the “Groupe de sociologie des religions” (Group for sociology of religions).

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 10 of this series is dedicated to Jean-Jacques Salomon, a philosopher and professor at the French National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts. He is also in charge of the division for science policies at the OECD.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. This episode of the series Passages is dedicated to Maurice Nadeau, a publisher and editor of the magazine “La Quinzaine Littéraire”.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines, about the future of science and culture. The number 3 of this series is dedicated to Serge Latouche, an economist and a professor emeritus at the Orsay University.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 17 of this series is dedicated to Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond, an emeritus professor in theoretical physics and epistemology at the Nice Sophie-Antipolis University.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 2 of this series is dedicated to the sociologist Alain Touraine.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various scientific disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 15 of this series is dedicated to Edgar Morin, a sociologist and emeritus senior researcher at the CNRS.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 4 of this series is dedicated to Maurice Godelier, an anthropologist.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, has interviewed twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 9 of this series is dedicated to Etienne Klein, a physicist, a specialist in materials sciences and in quantum theory, and an epistemology professor at the Ecole Centrale of Paris.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, has interviewed twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 8 of this series is dedicated to Marc Lachièze-Rey, an astrophysicist and theoretical physicist, a CNRS senior researcher at the Studies Centre of Saclay (france).

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, has interviewed twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 11 of this series is dedicated to Jacques Ninio, a CNRS senior researcher in biology, at the laboratory for statistic physics of the Ecole normale supérieure.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines, about the future of science and culture. The number 19 of the series is dedicated to Henri Atlan, a biologist and a philosopher, a director of studies at the EHESS.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The number 18 of this series is dedicated to Jacques Benvéniste, a biologist.

Michel Burnier, a sociologist, interviews twenty scientists from various disciplines about the future of science and culture. The first episode of this series is dedicated to Jacques Testart, an INSERM senior researcher and specialist in biology of reproduction.